What 㟺 means
It names a mountain top or summit.
㟺 is a written variant of 嶁; 嵝 is the simplified counterpart.
The earliest named dictionary witness is the Yupian, a Chinese dictionary compiled c. 543. Later records include Song-era rhyme dictionaries, which organize characters by rhyme, and the Kangxi Dictionary, a major Chinese reference work.
Two pinyin readings appear in references
The sources file 㟺 under two readings.
The Chinese Text Project lists lóu; Taiwan’s Ministry of Education variant dictionary gives lǒu. In Mandarin, lóu sounds roughly like “low” with a rising tone; lǒu starts low and bends upward.
Use 嶁 in traditional Chinese or 嵝 in simplified Chinese when broad recognition matters; 㟺 is recorded as a variant.
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Questions people ask
1Why do sources give 㟺 two pinyin readings?
The references differ: the Chinese Text Project lists lóu, while Taiwan’s Ministry of Education variant dictionary lists lǒu. Follow the reading given by the dictionary or input method you are using.
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How to type or find 㟺
- Also called
- 嶁 · 嵝
- Search it as
- summit · peak · mountaintop · lou · lóu · lǒu
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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